Food & Drink

How to Make the Perfect Risotto with these Simple Steps

They say the right type of rice is often the secret to a good risotto, but there are other ingredients you can use to make it taste truly buonissimo.

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Pick a Pepper – How to grow Capsicum

Bold, bright and sun-loving, capsicums may be the ultimate warm-weather crop. And the plants need barely any maintenance – just follow a few simple tips for a bumper harvest that you can enjoy raw or in a huge range of different dishes.

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Feeling Blue – How to grow Blueberries

Lauded as a superfood for their plentiful health benefits, blueberries are one of those few foods that are just as tasty as they are good for you.

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Master Sommelier Cameron Douglas’ Top Picks for World Champagne Day

As World Champagne Day bubbles over with excitement, Master Sommelier Cameron Douglas has curated an exceptional lineup of champagnes to elevate celebrations everywhere.

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Roasting time for Vegetables

Roasting vegetables helps bring out their natural sweetness.

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Something to Sprout About

Finished making your favourite avocado recipe and now you’re left with the seed? Don’t just throw it out.

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Turn it up – How to grow Turnips

It’s time to give turnips their moment in the sun. Mild in flavour yet comfortingly hearty, these retro root vegetables are a tasty (and healthy) addition to a wide range of recipes.

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Magic beans – How to grow Edamame

Is a steaming bowl of edamame your go-to snack whenever you visit a Japanese restaurant? You might be surprised by just how easy these nutrient-rich soybeans are to grow and cook at home.

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How to make perfect scrambled eggs

When done right, scrambled eggs can be one of the most delicious breakfasts of choice. But, how does one cook perfect scrambled eggs?

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Celebrating World Food Day

Try 5 of our favourite recipes from 5 different countries.

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A fruit fly has landed in your wine – is it OK to drink?

Pesky fruit flies often seem to appear out of nowhere when a bottle of wine is opened. But what should you do if one lands in your drink?

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Tale of Light: Moët & Chandon’s cellar master unveils a trilogy of luminous grand vintages

It was only fitting that the Sydney event to celebrate the Moët & Chandon ‘Tale of Light’ Trilogy release was an elegant and beautiful evening.

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4 common cooking mistakes you’re probably making without knowing it

Are your dishes lacking that wow factor? Here are the cooking mistakes you’re probably making, and easy ways to avoid them in the future.

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Unwrap the perfect cheese pairings with Kāpiti

From the decadently gooey Rarama Washed Rind to the ‘king’ of blues, Kikorangi Triple Cream Blue, Kāpiti’s selection of award-winning cheeses will tick all your boxes.

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Indoor vertical farms are revolutionising the NZ food growing industry

Sustainable, indoor vertical farms, like those produced by 26 Seasons, are revolutionising the industry and planting roots globally.

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Uncovering the irresistible charm of Victoria’s Italian-inspired wine region

The picturesque King Valley, located in north-east Victoria, has done well promoting its wine offering via the fabled ‘Prosecco Road’. Yet this Italian-inspired wine region will spark joy with its charm and colourful history, too.

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The team behind Candela share their favourite New Zealand restaurants

In our latest issue of STYLE, we sit down with Matt Ross and Leola King, the talented duo behind Karangahape road restaurant and bar, Candela. Here, they gives us the low-down on the best restaurants in New Zealand. 

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With a new owner at the helm, Sidart remains one of Auckland’s best dining experiences

Sidart’s new owner and executive chef is upholding the restaurant’s impressive reputation, while adding his own culinary flair. 

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Wellington welcomes Liberty, a stylish inner-city eatery backed by hospo heavyweights

The capital city’s newest restaurant takes a free-thinking approach to its menu of flavoursome shared plates. 

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Head to Faraday’s Bar on Sundays for a decadent nigiri and champagne experience

Nestled inside Parnell’s newest luxury department store, Faraday’s Bar invites you to sample top champagne and Japanese cuisine every Sunday. 

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Meet the indigenous-owned coffee brand making its mark in Australia

DHUWA, pronounced ‘Dee-Wah’, means ‘to feel alive’ in the Bidhjara language. We sit down with Shawn Andrews, a proud Mununjali Palawa man who is fostering connection and celebrating his ancestry through his coffee brand, DHUWA. 

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12 tips to help you get through Dry July

Sherif Goubran, co-founder of non-alcoholic marketplace Craftzero shares his tips for navigating Dry July. 

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Tips for making the most of your freezer

Filling up your freezer in preparation for lockdown? This guide will give you some handy tips to make the most of your freezer.

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Drop of the Week: Seedlip Grove 42

With 1 in 5 adults in New Zealand choosing to live an alcohol-free existence, demand for virgin alternatives to favourite […]

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